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"If there are resources to be put to work, we must ask where those resources should come from, who should receive them, and on what basis they should be distributed."

It was praised to the heavens as a work of negotiated and practical genius when it was struck. The then Australian treasurer, Josh Frydenberg, had finally gotten those titans of Big Tech into line on how revenue would be shared with media outlets ...

Idaho is trying to prevent girls and women from traveling out of state for abortions, with a new ban on "abortion trafficking" and prohibitions on referring women across state lines.

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Sign our petition to request that Treasurer Josh Frydenberg “designate” Google and Facebook under the News Media Bargaining Code to force Google and Facebook to negotiate payment for all publishers who genuinely serve the public interest.

Fri, Feb 26th 2021 7:39pm — Mike Masnick Ive been somewhat amazed at the response to Facebooks decision in Australia to first block news links, in response to a dangerous new law, and then to cave in and cut deals with news organizations to pay for links. Most amazing to me is that otherwise reasonable people in Australia got very angry at me, insisting that I was misrepresenting the tax. They keep insisting its not a tax, and that its a "competition" response to "unfair bargaining power." Ex...

HEADLINES & GLOBAL NEWS By   Feb 25, 2021 04:38 PM EST Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has agreed with his Australian counterpart Scott Morrison to coordinate efforts in affirming that digital giants will pay publishers for content posted on their platforms. According to an official statement, the two PMs discussed on Monday a series of topics, including the need to oversee social media platforms. Canada, Australias Regulation of Online Platforms According to Ottawas statement, the two ...